Intro

Rachelle Ruby Foster is a writer, journalist and educator based in Nottingham, England. She is a lover of words and their ability to influence worldviews, warp time, shift space, and to create community. She has been writing and performing poetry since 2016 and has been teaching English as a foreign language since 2019. Having been diagnosed with Bipolar Type 1 in her early twenties, one of Rachelle's central poetic themes is mental health, along with mortality and relationships. Her interests in journalistic writing are mainly LGBTQ+ topics and arts & culture. As an English teacher Rachelle delivers student-centred communicative lessons, and with a background in acting and performing arts, her delivery is dynamic and enthusiastic with a special emphasis on having fun in the classroom.   

Services

Workshop Facilitator

You'd be employing an experienced Creative Writing Workshop Facilitator who meets the requirements to mentor both kids and adults.

 

Performer

Read the About Me section of this website to get to know a bit more about Rachelle and her experience, and check out Portfolio to see her style. Like what you see? Click below to book her for a gig.

 

Journalist

You'd be hiring an NCTJ trained journalist with extensive experience in writing opinion pieces, listicles, and reviews. Click below to be redirected to her journalism portfolio.

 

Teacher

You'd be taking on a TrinityCertTESOL Level 5 certified ESL teacher who is deeply passionate about language and specialises in delivering communicative lessons. 

 

"Early doors in the show, I'm wowed by the poetics of Rachelle Foster, who tells us of her Earth, breaking it down into core, mantel and crust with three beautiful cantos about love, how its nylon jumper is itchy on the skin."

Jake Wild Hall (Producer and Artistic Director of Bad Betty Press)

"As ever, I'm so moved and surprised by your work. It's exciting reading about what, because of my interest in mental health, can be a well-worn topic. Each poem is a new and delightful, albeit wrenching at times, way of seeing, which is why I use the word surprised."

Jennifer Brough (Birmingham's 2006-2007 Young Poet Laureate and founder of Resting Up Collective)

Contact me

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Location

Rachelle Ruby Foster
Nottingham (& Kent), United Kingdom